In this article we present a real time platform for semantic video interpretation
applied to bank agency monitoring. The proposed system is a multi-camera platform,
which recognizes user-predefined scenarios, such as bank attack scenarios. These
scenarios are modelled by domain experts using a back and forth process and
based on a representation language. In order to address bank monitoring issues,
the system has been improved based on two evaluation types. First, a repair
stage guided by a careful technical evaluation has been performed at each level
of the interpretation chain. As a consequence, the robustness obtained was sufficient
enough to recognize all scenarios of interest. Second, an end-user evaluation
has helped the experts to improve the scenario models to adapt them to real
life situations. We report results of scenario recognition performances on real
video sequences
taken in a bank agency.
Mots clé: scenario recognition, performance evaluation, semantic video interpretation
@INPROCEEDINGS {GeorisIDSS04,
AUTHOR = {B. Georis and M. Maziere and F. Bremond and M. Thonnat},
BOOKTITLE = {Proceedings of IDSS'04 - 2nd Workshop on Intelligent
Distributed Surveillance Systems},
TITLE = {A Video Interpretation Platform Applied To Bank Agency Monitoring},
MONTH = {FEB 23},
YEAR = {2004},
}